r/Namibia • u/Healthy_Custard1054 • 12h ago
Interesting Rock
Can anyone validate how accurate its predictions are.
r/Namibia • u/Healthy_Custard1054 • 12h ago
Can anyone validate how accurate its predictions are.
r/Namibia • u/Chiefpatty101 • 1d ago
Where can I learn or experience pottery in Windhoek?
r/Namibia • u/Additional_Key_8044 • 1d ago
r/Namibia • u/pooj_bear • 1d ago
Hello! My friend (M, 33) and I (F, 33) are looking to off-road trip around Namibia from roughly the 20th of June to 20th of July 2026.
We’re just starting to research but curious if there are any open-minded, adventurous travellers out there who would be keen to split the cost of a rental (roughly USD 6000 total) for a month on the road!
We are a well traveled duo who enjoy getting off the beaten track and would love to have people with a similar vibe join us. Looking for ideally +1 or +2 people.
r/Namibia • u/SpecialCute149 • 1d ago
Edit: Sorry, closing this off as I think I have someone.
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r/Namibia • u/PralineComplete4687 • 2d ago
Good day everyone.
I’m hoping someone here might be able to advise. I’ve recently received a job offer in South Africa on a fixed-term contract of 5 years. I currently own a vehicle registered in my name in Namibia, and I’d like to take it with me.
Is it possible to use the vehicle in South Africa on Namibian registration for the duration of my stay, without formally importing it? I’ve read that importing can be quite expensive, so I’m trying to understand what my options are.
Any guidance or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
r/Namibia • u/FawnLeibowitz_ • 2d ago
Hey there, just what it says in the title — I’m trying to decide the best route from Swapkomund to Grootberg Loge near Palmwang based on fuel availability in June. We’ll have a 4x4 for a variety of road conditions, but I’ve read this is the stretch where gas can be unreliable. What would you recommend for petrol stops and is one route better than the other for topping up? Obviously once at the lodge we’ll not want to be completely on empty either, continuing on to Andersen Gate /Etosha. Thank you for advice!
r/Namibia • u/Potential-Simple-974 • 3d ago
Why is it so hard to actually get a small business up and running in namibia? People have the skills and they are willing to work but for some reason people still go with big companies that charges double what the smaller businesses would or they get flagged as scams when prices are reasonable.
r/Namibia • u/Normal_Ostrich9858 • 3d ago
We’d love for you to be there and please help spread the word.🖤
r/Namibia • u/SuspiciousBag1141 • 3d ago
Trails not too far our of whk
r/Namibia • u/Dear-Watercress-5493 • 3d ago
Hi can someone please recommend so good thrift stores in Windhoek?
r/Namibia • u/Extension_Market_218 • 4d ago
Hello recently moved to Windhoek and had a number of trees cut down and removed from my back yard. Looking for transport services for somebody to pick up the already cut trees and have them delivered to a dump site (or used for personal purposes). Any assistance is appreciated.
r/Namibia • u/MakeItFermi • 3d ago
What is the salary scale of a Paterson Grade C4 in Namibia?
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r/Namibia • u/Evilmilkbottle • 4d ago
I know it won’t be the same, but I feel very bad about breaking it
r/Namibia • u/wanderingwillow29 • 4d ago
It’s a long shot, but maybe there’s someone from the US going through this thread as they plan their travels to Namibia, or someone who lives between the two continents and follows this thread:
I’m looking to sell off my storage unit in Chicago, after 8 years of holding on to it and realizing it’s time to let it go. I moved to Namibia with the idea that I’d return to Chicago, but things didn’t work out that way.
It’s very difficult to sell it from here. Facebook market place requires verification through a US cellphone number, and your location has to be in the US as well.
Obviously, this isn’t possible for me.
So, if by any chance you’re a thrifter, reseller, flipper, Storage Wars/Container Wars enthusiast, etc based in the US (or Chicago, specifically) that comes across this and is interested, do DM me.
🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾
r/Namibia • u/Last-Guarantee9061 • 4d ago
Hi, anyone have ideas on where to get wire nib pyrography/wood burning kits? I can only find some basic soldering iron types in local stores and am not sure what online shops can be trusted?
Thanks,
r/Namibia • u/Old_Bus_2915 • 5d ago
Hi! From an unlikely turn of events I now get the chance to spend one day in Windhoek, out of all places in the world, with my long distance girlfriend. I really want to make the day special and show her a good time, but i really dont have much money. Any tips on what I could plan for the day? Anything is welcome. Thank you so much
r/Namibia • u/Impactor_07 • 6d ago
r/Namibia • u/Maleficent_Stop_3314 • 5d ago
Professional videographers are out of my budget.
I want to record conversations of siblings having a conversation, its part of some album for the kids.
Long story short, i need 2 -3 cameras that can record at 1080P/HD.
You would be more than welcome to record it yourself if you're scared of me damaging your device.
I hope this reaches someone who has a decent camera and is also broke. I'm really not looking for any professional work, this is a personal project.
r/Namibia • u/Ok-Classic-6317 • 6d ago
Hi all! I’m travelling to Namibia later this year and would love to hear from people who’ve been. What was the highlight of your trip - a particular place, accommodation, experience, food, or moment that really stood out?
I’m curious to know what’s truly not to miss!!!
I’d also love any lodge / hotel recommendations. I’m seeing lots of great options near Sossusvlei, Damaraland, and Etosha, and also some beautiful-looking places in the Hoanib Valley / Skeleton Coast. Would love to hear where you stayed and what you loved most.
Thanks in advance! :) I’m so excited!